Sentence examples for trail on which from inspiring English sources

Your local guide can take you far from the beaten path, along a trail on which you'll meet no one else.

We walked north along the rim trail, on which the setting moon cast long shadows.

I wondered what it would be like to live along the trail on which Napoleon marched to Moscow.

Cassava, clove, nutmeg, cinnamon, hibiscus, passion fruit, star fruit, pineapple, avocado, yam, banana, mango, coconut, soursop, sugar cane — the worn trail on which we started our hike was a botanist's dream.

I knew it was about the author's hike through the Pacific Crest Trail, on which she had embarked a few years after the death of her mother, but I expected it to be an Oprahfied memoir hopelessly positive, sentimental, diluted.

The former's King of the Delta Blues Singers, first released in 1961, includes such tracks as Hell Hound on My Trail, on which he alludes to being hounded by the devil in an otherworldly howl.

For her next three exhibitions, the 33-year-old artist will bind the façade of the Freud Museum with ropes of hair, fill the new All Visual Arts gallery with a giant, 4m-high cotton reel, wound with hair, and lead Latitude festival-goers deep into the woods with tangled hair trails on which they'll run across wax dolls, doppelgängers of their creator, sporting miniature versions of her fiery mane.

Named after the mountain seen in the distance (the beginning or end of the Appalachian Trail depending on which direction you hike) this 115 ft. diesel-powered workhorse of a ship once hauled thousands of cords of pulpwood across Moosehead Lake to the head of the Kennebec River.

This motivates us to formulate a new suite of ILPs (Integer Linear Programs) for optimal design of non-simple p-cycles and p-trails, based on which the achievable capacity gain over simple p-cycles can be investigated.

One answer, in Jackson's case, is down the Trail of Tears, on which thousands of Native Americans lost their lives.

These efforts culminated soon after Jackson's presidency in the Trail of Tears, on which 4,000 Cherokee men, women and children died of hunger, cold and disease during their forced expulsion to the west.